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Hill Country Arts Foundation
Enjoy a magical summer's night of theater under the stars at the POINT THEATRE . Its riverbank setting, excellent productions and comf ortable seating insure an evening of fine entertainment. Indoor productions are staged during the year. Classes in music, dance, sculpture, photography and crafts are taught in summer workshops. Various exhibits displayed throughout the year. Hwy. 39 at Johnson Creek in Ingram. 830-367-5121.

Kerrville Performing Arts Society
B rings featured performers from as near as the San Antonio and as far away as Europe with the finest in chamber music, vocal ensembles, operettas, symphony and dance. Season tickets and memberships are available. 830.896.5727.

Playhouse 2000
Providing quality theatrical productions ranging from Shakespeare to Arthur Miller, from musicals to comedy. Innovative productions in a traditional theater setting year-round. Located at the Kathleen C. Cailloux City Center for the Performing Arts, 916 Main Street, call 830.896.9393 for information.

Symphony of the Hills
The symphony is comprised of about 75 players most of which are from the Kerrville area but also include other skilled players from San Antonio, Austin and throughout the region. Each year four performances are held. Performances are typically held at the Kathleen C. Cailloux City Center for the Performing Arts, 916 Main Street. 830.792.7469.

Riverside Nature Center
Blending cultural history with the area's natural history, the Nature Center includes walking paths, a wildflower meadow, butterfly gardens, native grasses, trees and shrubs as well as special demonstration gardens and special programs. Grounds are open dawn to dusk, 150 Francisco Lemos St. 830-257-4837

Visit the Western Art Museum.

Featured restaurant of the month:
Patrick’s Lodge Restaurant & Bar